JPH0457906A - Japanese clothing and its sewing - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a kimono that anyone can wear easily and quickly and that always looks beautiful when worn, and a method for sewing the kimono. It is.

[Prior Art] Conventionally known kimonos generally consist of a body that envelops the body, a pair of sleeves for passing the left and right hands through, and a collar that extends from around the neck to the front side.

The body consists of a front body and a back body, and this front body consists of an upper front body and a lower front body.

When putting on a kimono like this, first put your hands through the sleeves,
Hold both collars and align the center of the back, pinch the bottom of the lower front collar to adjust the length of the hem, press it against your left hip, and stack the upper front body on the lower front body.

Next, in this state, attach a waist strap from the outside of the sore and secure the part below the waist to the body, insert your hand from the waist and lower the upper part from the waist strap to the outside of the waist strap, and fold it back and forth. Form neatly.

It was then put on by adjusting the collar, attaching a dressing belt, and finally tying the obi.

[Problem to be Solved by the Invention 1] However, the above-described conventional kimono is formed by sewing straight-cut fabric in a straight line, and has a fixed shape, although it may vary in size.

For this reason, when wearing a dress, it is necessary to use a waist strap to adjust the length, overlap the excess fabric on the front and back to adjust it, and put bats in the chest and waist to correct the problem. However, it was extremely difficult to care for patients, and many people were unable to do so, making it inconvenient.

Also, even if you can look at such a kimono, the kimono itself is not three-dimensionally formed, so whether or not you can look at it beautifully depends on the way you put it on (@Kashashi) and may vary depending on the person. There were times when I couldn't wear it beautifully.

The purpose of the present invention is to fundamentally improve the conventional kimono mentioned above, and to provide a kimono that anyone can wear easily and quickly, and that always looks beautiful when worn, and a method for sewing the kimono. That is.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The kimono according to the present invention is entirely or partly sewn in three-dimensional curves to fit the body, and has a pre-formed half-fold. The half-fold is characterized by being curved according to the width of the body so that it lies horizontally when worn, and being sloped so that the front side is downward.

Here, in the kimono according to the present invention, the diagonal line with the collar, which is the connecting part between the collar and the body, can be curved so as to bulge downward, and the central part of the collar can be curved.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, the upper upper front body and the upper lower front body can be shifted toward the upper rear body, and the remaining fabric can be stacked on the end of the upper rear body at the 8-piece opening.

In addition, the method for sewing a kimono according to the present invention involves measuring a predetermined part of the body, determining cutting conditions from the values obtained from the measurements, cutting the fabric three-dimensionally based on the cutting conditions, and making the three-dimensionally cut fabric In addition to being sewn three-dimensionally, it is curved to fit the body width so that it lies horizontally when worn.
Moreover, it is characterized by forming a half-fold which is inclined so that the front side is downward.

Here, the method for sewing a kimono according to the present invention includes: an upper part consisting of an upper body, a collar, and sleeves; a central part that is folded in half;
The lower body and the lower part consisting of the lining are sewn separately,
These can be sewn together three-dimensionally.

[Operation 1] Since the kimono sewing method according to the present invention sews three-dimensionally cut fabric three-dimensionally, the sewn kimono is formed three-dimensionally to fit the body, and when worn, there is no need to put on a kimono. , it fits the body as is.

[Example] Next, an example of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front view of a kimono according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG.
The figure is a rear view of a kimono according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In these figures, 10 is an upper body, and the upper body 10 consists of an upper front body 11 and an upper back body 12. The upper front body 11 is composed of an upper upper front body 13 and an upper lower front body 14.

A collar 20 is attached to the opposing edges of the upper upper front body 13 and the upper lower front body 14, that is, the portion indicated by the diagonal line 15 with a collar.
is installed.

The collar 20 is curved along with the collar diagonal line 15 so as to slightly bulge downward. This curvature bulges out more gently in thin people and larger in obese people.

A central portion 21 of the collar 20 is attached to the upper back body in a gently curved state. The central part 21 of the collar 20 cuts into the upper rear body part 12 due to curvature, which is less in the case of thin people and more in the case of obese people.

On both sides of the upper body 10, front claw tabs 16 and 16 are formed as openings in the portions which are biased toward the lower side.

A pair of darts 17 are provided at the lower part of the upper back body 12 to adjust the excess fabric so that the kimono fits naturally to the body.

On both sides of the upper body 10, the part above the front claws 16, 16 has sleeve attachments 18.18;
A pair of sleeves 30.30 are each attached to the sleeves.

The lower edge 19 of the upper body 10 is gently curved (
3), a lower body 40 is attached to the lower edge 19 of this upper body 10.

The upper edge 41 of the lower body 40 is also the lower edge 19 of the upper body 10.
It is curved with the same curvature as (see Figure 3).

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the upper part of the lower body 40 is slightly pinched as indicated by the twill line 42, so that the length of the lower body 40 can be adjusted according to the height of the person wearing the kimono. ing.

The upper upper front body 13 and the upper lower front body 14 are slightly shifted from the lower body 40 toward the upper rear body 12 side, that is, toward the back side, in order to match the shape of the body.

Due to this shift, the upper upper front body 13 and the upper lower front body 14
The remaining fabric is piled up on the lower side of the end of the upper back body 12 at the front claw opening 16, thereby eliminating wrinkles in the armpits.

A chopsticks fold 50 is attached to the connection portion between the lower body 10 and the lower body 40. The half-fold 50 is curved with the same curvature as the lower edge 19 of the upper body 10 (see FIG. 3), and its front side is downward.

The curvature (inclination) of this half-fold 50 is formed at a gentle angle for a person with a short body width, and at a steep angle for a person with a large body width.

Waist belts 51, 52 are each attached to the back of the area where the half-fold 50 and the collar 20 intersect, and engaging members 53, 54 are attached to the ends of each waist belt 51, 52, respectively.

Next, an example of sewing this kimono will be explained.

First, the measured dimensions of each part of the human body are classified into length, upper lower body length, upper back knee length, single digit width, sleeve length, and collar included, based on the pattern size chart determined based on the body shape. Create tailoring processing instructions.

Next, the cutting is based on the basic pattern according to the body shape, and in order to ensure that the waist part is horizontal when the kimono is worn, we place special emphasis on cutting the curved part of the upper body length from the back waist length. Curved cuts are made to fit the body shape according to the width of the body.

Also, the collar 20 is cut to be curved based on the body shape of the collar 20, such as the collar-free part and the collar-attached diagonal A115 part of the upper front body 11, so that the collar 20 can be attached.

As shown in FIG. 3, the upper body 1O, the lower body 40, and the half-fold 50 are sewn separately and temporarily assembled.

To finish, match the size of the curved part that connects the waist, hang it on the designated kimono hanger, put a stopper on the body so that it does not get tangled, and finish stitch the whole piece together.

This kimono is worn as follows.

First, put on this kimono, pass your hands through the sleeves, and hold the area below the collar of the upper lower front body part 14 with your hands near your left knee. Pass the waist belt 52 of the front body 14 through.

Next, in this state, overlap the upper front body on the lower front body, wrap the one waist belt 52 around the upper back body 12 and bring it to the front, and then
1 from the opposite side so as to be wrapped around the upper back body 12 and brought to the front, and the engaging members 53, 54 at the tips of the waist belts 51, 52 are engaged on the upper front body 11.

[Effects of the Invention] The kimono according to the present invention is sewn in three-dimensional curves to fit the body, so anyone can easily wear it without having to do the troublesome dressing. It looks just as beautiful as before.

Furthermore, the kimono according to the present invention has a pre-formed half-fold that is curved in accordance with the width of the body so that it is horizontal when worn, and is inclined so that the front side is downward. Anyone can easily put it on without having to do any troublesome dressing, such as forming a half-fold or adjusting the length using a knee-crossing.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, since the connecting portion between the upper body and the collar is curved and sewn three-dimensionally, it is possible to eliminate wrinkles that tend to appear in the chest area.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, the connection part between the upper back body and the center part of the shrine, that is, the collar part is curved and sewn three-dimensionally, so that the collar part can be neatly removed. .

Furthermore, since the kimono according to the present invention is trimmed by removing the excess fabric from the upper back body with darts, the kimono can be shaped into a natural shape that fits the body.

Furthermore, in the kimono according to the present invention, the excess fabric at the armpits of the upper front body is shifted toward the upper back body, so it is possible to eliminate wrinkles that tend to appear under the armpits.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, since the waist belt is set in the front through the front nails and pulls the half-fold from side to side, it is possible to prevent the kimono from slipping when worn.

Further, in the kimono according to the present invention, the upper front body is slightly shifted toward the upper rear body side with respect to the lower body, so the tightening of the collar due to the left and right pulling of the waist belt is eliminated, and the chest area can be relaxed. .

50... - chopsticks fold 51.52--waist belt 53.54...Engagement member Agent: Patent Attorney Kubo 1) Law: Akira

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the kimono according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a rear view of the kimono according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the kimono according to the present invention.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. All or part of the garment is sewn in three-dimensional curves to fit the body, and has a pre-formed half-fold, and this half-fold is worn when worn. A kimono characterized by being curved in accordance with the width of the body so that it is horizontal, and sloping so that the front side is downward. 2. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the diagonal line with the collar, which is the connecting part between the collar and the front body, is curved so as to bulge downward, and the central part of the collar is curved. 3. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the upper upper front body and the upper lower front body are each shifted toward the upper rear body, and the remaining fabric is overlapped on the end of the upper back body at the yatsuguchi. 4. Measure a predetermined part of the body, determine cutting conditions from the values obtained from these measurements, cut the fabric in three dimensions based on these cutting conditions, sew this three-dimensional cut fabric in three dimensions, and wear it. A method for sewing a kimono, which is characterized by forming a half-fold that is curved in accordance with the body width so as to be horizontal in the state, and is inclined so that the front side is downward. 5. Separately sew the upper part consisting of the upper body, collar and sleeves, the center part which will be folded over, and the lower part consisting of the lower body and collar, and then sew these parts together three-dimensionally. The method of sewing a kimono according to claim 4, characterized in that: